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Christ Church Packathon Set for Oct 16
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Christ Church is organizing another Food Packathon, and are seeking volunteers to help people in need on Sunday, October 16, 11:15 am – 2:00 pm in Parish Hall at 254 East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Volunteering, Christ Church, Packathon
ANGLAND: What’s behind the attacks on our public schools?
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“Conservative commentator Christopher Rufo outlined the plan: ‘To get to universal school choice, you really need to operate from a premise of universal public school distrust.’ And what better way to subvert trust in a system that benefits all than by defunding public schools, and then attacking them as ‘failing’?” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Greenwich Public Schools, Joe Angland, Kimberly Fiorello
SINISI: Lopez Has the Work Ethic and Concern for Greenwich that We Need from a State Rep in Hartford
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“Ed’s experience in the armed forces will lend a voice of credibility in Hartford when a new legislature re-evaluates the hastily and clumsily passed Police Accountability Bill: we need to hold those who supported this bill and weakened law enforcement across the state accountable.” – Dan Sinisi Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
North Mianus School Marks National Day of the Girl with a Visit from MasterCard’s Girls4Tech Mentors
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“We need girls because one in 20 girls will pursue a technology career. One in 5 boys will pursue a technology career. Companies like ours need girls like you.” – Susan Warner founder of Girls4Tech Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools, Girls4Tech, Kathleen Ramirez, Lauren Rabin, MasterCard, Peter Bernstein, STEM careers
Attorney General Tong Announces New Actions to Protect Abortion in CT
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Prior to the announcement, Attorney General Tong and his office held strategy sessions with doctors, lawyers, advocates, and legislators to discuss challenges, gaps, and needs that may require legislative or administrative action to ensure access to abortion care in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, abortion, reproductive rights, William Tong
Greenwich Police Charge Man with Assault that Knocked Juvenile Unconscious
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After punching the victim with a closed fist and knocking him unconscious, the suspect allegedly picked up the juvenile and threw him onto a patch of grass in front of a large crowd of people. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Greenwich Health Dept: Covid-19 Bivalent Moderna Booster Clinics Offered
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The new COVID-19 Booster Vaccine targets two versions of the coronavirus, the original strain and the Omicron sub-variants (BA. 4 & BA.5), which became the dominant subvariants in the U.S over the summer. Accordingly, to federal health officials most of the population should plan on getting an updated COVID-19 shot matched to the strain of the virus that is currently circulating. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health
PHOTOS: Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Co’s 100th Anniversary Celebrated in Style
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The event kicked off with a parade of firetrucks that started at St. Catherine’s Church, moved west along East Putnam Avenue, and finished behind the fire house where families got a close up look at the trucks. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Cos Cob Fire Company
David Patrick Thompson, 80
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A memorial visitation will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2022 at Munson-Lovetere Funeral Home, 2 School St., Woodbury, CT 06798, from 11:00 am until 12:00 pm. Continue Reading →